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Retirement Confidence Declined Despite A Surging Market
09:20am, Monday, 27'th Jul 2020
The disruption caused by the economic shutdown has permanently impaired the retirement plan of many. According to the July 2020 SimplyWise Retirement Confidence Index, 62% of Americans are more concer
How To Reduce Stock Market Driven Stress And Anxiety About Your Money
02:07pm, Sunday, 26'th Jul 2020
2020 is certainly going to go down in history as one of the wildest, craziest, and most memorable. But one thing is for sure.
Weekly Commentary: Crossing Red Lines
09:33am, Sunday, 26'th Jul 2020
COVID stimulus stoked bubble dynamics for global risk assets, certainly including Chinese equities. This bubble has turned unstable.
As U.S. Virus Cases Grow, So Does The Case For 'big Government'
06:59am, Wednesday, 22'nd Jul 2020What's Next... New Highs Or Another Crash?
07:12am, Sunday, 19'th Jul 2020
Entry into the seasonably weakest quarter in the stock market and how July tends to be the best of this three-month period.
Weekly Commentary: Drone Money
05:27am, Sunday, 19'th Jul 2020
Aren't the markets already conspicuously over-liquefied? It was Dr. Ben Bernanke that, in the wake of the tech bubble collapse, elevated Friedman's academic thought experiment to a revolutionary polic
Will The Election Take A Backseat To Coronavirus?
07:52am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
If cases continue to spike, COVID-19 will continue to outweigh the November election in the minds of market participants, says CME Group Senior Economist.
June/July 2020 Update
06:13am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
While America's road to recovery and normalcy is destined to be quite long (years, not months), the stock market has generally accepted its government-sponsored liquidity boost and - in some sectors -
Parsing The Treasury Market's Mixed Messages
11:55am, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
Once upon a time the bond market could be counted on for sober analysis and clear thinking in the critical work of providing reliable economic indicators based on the so-called wisdom of the crowd.
Weekly Commentary: Utmost Crazy
06:51am, Sunday, 12'th Jul 2020
China's Total Aggregate Financing expanded a much stronger-than-expected $490 billion in June, up from May's $455 billion expansion and 30% above growth from June 2019.
Chinese 'Hidden' Stimulus Could Continue To Support Risky Assets
09:37am, Saturday, 11'th Jul 2020
As a response to the COVID-19 shock, we saw that Chinese authorities have not been as aggressive as other major economies such as Italy, Japan or the US.
Falling Real Yields Suggest Gold Price Will Continue To Rise
06:10am, Wednesday, 01'st Jul 2020
Year to date, gold is up 17% vs. a 5.5% loss for US stocks. By some accounts, the recent bull run has more room to run. Regardless of where gold's price is head
The Theory Of MMT Falls Flat When Faced With Reality (Part I)
10:21am, Tuesday, 30'th Jun 2020
As we will discuss in Part-1 of this two-part series, MMT falls flat when faced with reality. With economic growth sluggish, unemployment high, and the wealth g
The Reopening Killed The V-Shaped Recovery
07:43am, Monday, 29'th Jun 2020
This is a weekly series focused on analyzing the previous week’s economic data releases. The objective is to concentrate on leading indicators of economic activ
Weekly Commentary: More W Than V
06:47am, Sunday, 28'th Jun 2020
The much vaunted V recovery is improbable. To simplify, a somewhat W-looking scenario is a higher probability. My concern has been that the COVID dislocation wo
